Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-06
IN CHICAGO.
Porkopoiis to Guido St. Louis En1pties
Her Population Into the Streets
to Welcome Her Visitors,
The President and Ills Wife Hacaiyo
Gpe Long Ovation From In Time
tha Train Pn!is In!0 tae Station,
Mr.. Cleveland TicklSs the Ears OK the
Suckers Ssith Little Putting Of the
Queen OF the West
LANDED IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, ILL, Oct. 5.-The train bear
ing President Cleveland end wife pnff5d
slowly into the Alton depot at Twenty
third street st9:l0 o'clock this morning.
There was q loud shout az the dis.
pair walked across the plat
form to their carriage. Il moment lxter
The President was riding through the
streets OF Chicago. It was q Welcome
fitting the executive OK this great repu0-|
lie tnat President Cleveland net with
when he landed the first time in his lie
in Chicago his morning. The enthu5s-
asm YVES electrical. Such crowds anG
such bright faces in tie same numbers
were never seen before. There must
have been $4,000 men, women and chill
dren gathered withi7 Z few blocks Of the
station. All the streets leading TO
that tnoToughfare were ChoGed Up
completely with the press o.
human beings. Above the heads OF
the crowd could be seen the deimetad
military. They were truly fine lot Of
men IN ell four companies, cavalry ed
artillery. Their arrlval CCcasioned ser
stiOn which grew more ana more tumul-
tuous 81 the Presidential eQuipage ap-
peared On the scene. As the Fresid nt's
carr age moved away the military formed
around it and the tumuituOus crowd With
wild cheering fell in behind. The Presi-
dent took Of MS hat the momenG be got
into the carriage and bowed and smiled
as the roaring cheers went up He
seemed well pleased with his welcome
and ne might well be f0f it WAS roya!.
Mrs. Cleveland wore S black travelling
dress and although wearied from ner long
Journey, she looked as fresh &nd charm
ing SIS usual.
When the Presidents carriage with the
iair mistress Of the White House came IA
view g cDeer went up from the masses
that followed the carriage S. il advanced.
There was 10 music unfi. the prOce6si0a
got to Thirty-sGcOnd street sad the croEG
did porhing but look as Pcesidea. end
Mrs. Cleveland. Cjose up behind the
earrisges came the Milwaukee Light
Horse SqGsdroG and Bat.ery f, Fourth
Artillery, United States Army. Tna
crowd had yelled itself huarse cheering
when tne Second D vision aWQn2 illO
line at N chigGn avenue. Down Twenty
third street, Wabash avenue &nJ Tasty
fifth street The people Wete packed a.
never before II me history Of the city.
Ga the tops OF the kousas and In the
windows were
CROWDS CT EAGER FACES
IDENTIFY provided hurriedly for us &C
casioG. Down Twenty-third street there
was repetition OF the depot scene and a
man might IS well have a.
tempted to walk through L brick
wall as TO force his wy
in the midst of the crowd The n2I8
procession started from T3entg-second
street st 10 O'clock id tue following
| order: President and reception Commit
tee, preceded by General Caeries Fi,z-
simmons, Chief marshal; Colonel IL. c
| Cornip, Chief CT Staff, aud aids:
Fra divlsIoE-Colonei Henry Black,
U. S, Il Msrshsl; Twenty-third Infantry,
U. S. A, four companies, Captain Raj
dali; Fist Regiment, 1, n. G.,
Colonel E. B. KGoX; Second R2gi-
ment, l. n. g., Colonel a. Il.
Wheeler: detachments OF the militia from
Camp Sheridan; troop Of the First Caval-
I ~, u. S. A., Captain Camilla G. c Car
Milwaukee Light Horse Squadron, Cap
tain George j. SCAoeEaI; Cleye-
lard City Troops, Captain Garret-
son; Chicago L2ncier5, Major Jaolrs
Maxwell; Light Battery, Faurgl srtiler?,
| United States Arny, Captaiu Eay
sailors aud marines from tne Uslspo
States steamer Michigan, Commander
PiGklGgs.
Secoad division = G aaeral joseph
Stockton, Marshal det&II OF police; brig
ace Ct fire department.; members Of .l>
Grerd Army OF the r puclic posts; wee
rsn soldiers and sallars; veterans OF III,
Seventh New York regiment, Garald \
Stanton, Presidents; OAKLAND Rifles
Captain Bradford; Morgan Pagk Cadets
S. p Davidson, Superintendent; Sos:.
Shooters Cf Savoy, C.pt&.n 6pizz Be
hemIsn S0arD Shooters, Captain J 3 aiaUi
Third division - General II .rnlanI
L,eb, Marshal; Cook C.unty Democrat.
Club; Select Knights Of Py .bia5; Orders 0
Scottish clsDs, Patriotic S ms Of America
French Canadians, ILLINOIS Cycling CI0
on wheSis, SGCrieta I5alaaia, Ulione T1gJ
tallanZs, Italian Society O! Christie phe
Columbus, Society Aperin r Cigiiano,IRC
hemisp Turner's, Thirteenth Ward Co!
ored Democratic Club, Lesion of Guiaip
pc and Garioaldi in carriages. CIsn Ns Cat
; Guards, L. Z. Buckley, Commander; III
bernisn Rifles, j. j. Brophy, commander
Fourth DiVision--G ". 9 New
!, berry, Marshal; isdustri4l organization
, , and Independent Order of Foresters.
AS tire procession moved along tn
: President YVES kept busy Dow!ng sn
smiling. Most of the time he was un
covered. TIE ladies seemed PARTICULAR
anxious to get good lock at the PIesi
dents wife, and many Of them were n.or
aggressive il putting themselve forwGr
= than were the men. IL was
SUCCESSION OF ovAT!oNS
L the President received all alo2g I'll
o route. Up Michigan avenue thsre eX
e tended thousands Of spectators Fac
!, looked out of the windows. Men wei
c to be seen on the roofs OF houses and s
/ over flashed the stars and stripes whil
= the muse Of many bands and the cheeFin
Il of tie people filed the air. When q
q head OF the procession reached the gran
! stand ct the auditorium the Pcs
4 dent and the reception committt
8 took their places en- the stand.
= WAS sfter 10 O'Clock waen Ina ls
o; the procession passed il r-YieT b=s4